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Your error tool doesn't know who your user is.

Your analytics tool doesn't know the backend broke.

Every time something goes wrong, someone stitches five tools together by hand. That someone is you, and the tools were never designed to meet in the middle.

Sentry sees
TypeErrorpayment.py:87
checkout.process_retry()
Missing
  • ?which PR introduced this
  • ?which customers are affected
  • ?how we fixed it last time
Mixpanel sees
Checkout drop-off +18%step 3 → step 4
last 1h · 2,847 sessions
Missing
  • ?users losing interest, or
  • ?backend timing out?
  • ?regression from last deploy?
NavFlowsees both
→checkout drop+18%·payment.py timing out
PR #4521 · @alice · 8m after deploy
Verdict

Backend cause, not user behavior. Revert suggested.

Pick a scenario. See what lands in Slack.

Each example walks through one agent's reasoning chain. The card at the bottom is the message NavFlow would post.

navflow · agent: Incident Resolver
idle
$ click Run agent to step through the reasoning.
§ 02/agent catalog06 agents · v0.1

One layer. Six agents. Whole product covered.

Each agent is windowed to the question it answers. Multi-source. Always on. Reads the same signal stream you do, then writes back what it found.

01/Incident Resolver
incident NAV-340open · 02m
↳ correlated story · 4 sources
T-2msentryerror.spike/api/checkout · 38 users
T-12mverceldeploy.readyv4.12.0 · prod← cause
T-14mgithubpr.merged#4521 · @alice · payment retry
T-2dsentryseen.beforesignature: TypeError payment.py← match
T-2dlinearresolved.byNAV-298 · @bob · revert + retry← fix
suggestrevert PR #4521

↳ produces an incident dossier, in Slack, in seconds

Incident Resolver

The moment a signal fires, NavFlow correlates the error with the last deploy, the PR that shipped it, the Linear ticket it came from, and the last time a matching signature appeared. Within seconds, your team has a complete incident dossier in Slack: cause, owner, and the fix from the last time this happened.

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02/Release Health
release v4.12.0verdict · watch
↳ scorecard vs v4.11.2
error rate0.42%↓ 0.18better
p95 latency284ms↑ 12watch
checkout conv3.2%↓ 0.4regressed
signup conv11.4%↑ 0.2better
verdictwatch · checkout regression

↳ produces a release scorecard, eight minutes after deploy

Release Health

Every release is graded against real users in minutes. NavFlow samples sessions on the new build, compares error rates, latency, and funnel impact against the previous version, and gives you a one-line verdict (revert, watch, or move on), plus the metric that moved the needle.

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03/Checkout Funnel Analyst
funnel · checkoutdrop · −18%
↳ joined diagnosticuser × backend
›
userok
apiok · 142ms
›
userok
apiok · 198ms
›
userok
apiTIMEOUT · 4.2scause
›
user−38%
apistripe 5xxcause
›
user·
api·
causebackend · /api/pay timeout

↳ produces a funnel diagnostic, with the cause attributed

Checkout Funnel Analyst

The single question no tool answers today: when your funnel drops, is it your users losing interest, or your payments endpoint timing out? NavFlow joins product analytics and observability via user identity and tells you which, before the VP asks.

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04/Deployment Monitor
deploy v4.12.0broken
↳ verdict · vercel build · 2 sources
status✗ build failed
causecannot resolve '@/lib/auth'
filesrc/lib/auth.ts
blame@alice2h ago·"rename to identity"
pr#4521
suggestrevert #4521 · reopen #4518

↳ produces a deploy verdict, with PR and blame attached

Deployment Monitor

Every Vercel deploy gets a one-line verdict in Slack: clean, slow, or broken. NavFlow attaches the PR, the probable cause from the build log, and the commit blame. You stop hunting through the Vercel dashboard.

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05/Engineering Velocity Watcher
week 16 · pulsedigest
↳ engineering velocity · 3 sources
shipped23 PRs· 12 features · 4 fixes
deploys31 prod· 89% green
incidents2· both resolved < 1h
stuck:
#45182d@sam blocking review
#45015dmerge conflict · @alice
NAV-2983dwaiting on design
notereview queue grew 40% this week

↳ produces a weekly engineering pulse, in plain language

Engineering Velocity Watcher

Monday-morning digest, written in plain language: PRs merged, reviews outstanding, deploys shipped, and the bottlenecks that ate the week. Helps technical founders and engineering-lead-CTOs know where time leaked, without a 1:1 marathon.

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06/Search Intelligence
search intelligence · w16ranked · weekly
↳ failed queriestop 5 of 41
$ 4.2k
"subscription pause"no results
312q
$ 2.8k
"team billing"no results
218q
$ 1.4k
"api rate limit"doc 404
188q
$ 840
"export csv"low result
142q
$ 612
"delete account"no results
96q
intentbilling & retention

↳ produces a ranked list of failed searches, by impact

Search Intelligence

High-volume search logs are usually buried in your analytics tool. NavFlow clusters queries by intent, flags the ones with no results, and ranks them by estimated conversion cost, so you know exactly which docs, features, or pages to ship next.

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No pipelines. No dashboards. Just verdicts.

OAuth your tools, pick your agents, get verdicts in Slack. That's the whole setup.

Sources
Vercel
GitHub
Linear
Sentry
PostHog
NavFlow agent layer
Correlate. Reason.
Decide.
→links users across tools
→reasons across time windows
→joins signals across sources
→writes plain-English verdicts
Delivers to
Slack
primary
Email
digests
CRM
writeback
Database
writeback
01Connect
OAuth your tools. No webhook URLs to paste.
02Pick agents
Six pre-built. Sensible defaults out of the box.
03Get verdicts
Slack by default. Or email, CRM, your database.

Built for the person who lives in that gap.

PMs and analysts close to the code. Technical founders close to the funnel. Anyone whose job is reasoning across both.

If these describe you
  • You open Mixpanel and Sentry in the same morning, looking for the same answer.
  • You answer "backend regression or churn?" before anyone else does.
  • You correlate funnel drop-offs with deploy timestamps. By hand.
  • You explain incidents to non-engineers and product metrics to engineers, sometimes in the same Slack thread.
  • You don't have a dedicated SRE team or analytics org to delegate this to.
  • You care about the whole code-to-customer loop, not just one tool's view of it.

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  • Unlimited verdicts
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  • Reads from every source
  • Priority support (24h response)
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The things people ask before trying it.

Those tools each own one layer: errors, infrastructure, or product analytics. NavFlow owns the seam between them. When your checkout funnel drops, NavFlow tells you whether it's your users losing interest or your payments endpoint timing out. No single existing tool answers that.